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Biblical Hebrew Step-By-Step • Volume 1 by Menahem Mansoor |
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Volume 1 Part 1 of a one year program in biblical
Hebrew. Volume 1 introduces the Hebrew alphabet, basic vocabulary and
grammar, and simple translation exercises. To augment the basic stress on
grammatical structure, readings skills, comprehension, and vocabulary, the
author has added special sections on the development of the Hebrew language
and its relationship to other ancient Semitic languages. Also included are
carefully selected passages of Biblical prose and tables showing the basic
patterns of verbs and nouns. Menahem Mansoor, professor emeritus of Hebrew
and Semitic studied, taught at the University of Wisconsin in Madison for
twenty-seven years. He earned the Ph.D. degree from Trinity College in Dublin
and has written more than twenty-five textbooks and monographs. |
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Key to
Biblical Hebrew Step by Step, Volume 1 By: Menahem Mansoor This key was developed for those involved with independent study using the text book editions of Biblical Hebrew Step By Step. It provides the answers to the lessons and tests found in its companion text. Type: Trade Paperback |
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Davidson's Introductory Hebrew Grammar, 27th Edition By: James Martin |
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“Essentially a new book: grammar
is explained, even using English examples; the pronunciation follows the
modern Israeli; simple steps are given for forming Hebrew letters. Currently
the best choice for the classroom or self-study.”—Expository Times.
225 pages, hardcover.
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Introduction to Biblical
Hebrew |
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This is a Hebrew grammar which
is intended to be used in conjuction with classroom study. It covers the
basics of Hebrew Grammar for beginners through a 2nd year college level of
study. Exercises for each lesson are provided, with multiple translation
exercises drawn from the Old Testament. It should be noted that H. G. M.
Williamson has written a key to Lambdin's exercises - Annotated Key to
Lambdin's Introduction to Biblical Hebrew.
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Annotated Key to Lambdin's Introduction to Biblical Hebrew By: H.G.M. Williamson |
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A sanity-saver to every student
inching through Lambdin's Introduction to Biblical Hebrew! This Key
translates all the exercises so you can reliably check your work. Williamson
also adds helpful notes explaining the finer points of Hebrew grammar, and
points you toward more grammar help in the Introduction. 208 pages,
paper from Sheffield.
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A Practical Grammar for Classical Hebrew Second Edition By: J. Weingreen |
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Weingreen recognized the need
among first-year students for "a more simple, direct, and reasonable system"
of learning classical Hebrew, so he devised this distinguished work. Free
from heavy technicalities and featuring Hebrew-English and English-Hebrew
exercises, Weingreen's grammar introduces you as quickly as possible to a
working knowledge of classical Hebrew. Includes vocabularies, tables, and
indexes. 316 pages, hardcover from Oxford University.
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Readings in Biblical Hebrew: An Intermediate Textbook By: E. Ben Zvi, M. Hancock & R. Beinert, M. Hancock, R. Beinert |
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This textbook will teach students who have completed an introductory course in biblical Hebrew how to read and interpret texts from the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible. It can be used in intermediate-level university or seminary classes or by students working on their own.
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A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew By: Choon-Leong Seow |
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A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew is
an introductory Hebrew grammar for college level students and above. It
covers the fundamentals of Hebrew grammar and helps beginning students read
the Hebrew Bible. This grammar is intended to be used in the classroom.
Contains: Every Hebrew word that occurs 100 or more times in the Bible, and
several that occur 50 times or more. Several chapters on Hebrew poetry and
prose, portions from every book of the Old Testament, and presentation of the
standard dictionaries and their use. C.L. Seow is assistant professor of Old
Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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Biblical Hebrew: An Introductory Grammar By: Page Kelley |
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This book was written for the
purpose of classroom use at the college or seminary level. This grammar has
emphasized careful selection of the exercises used. In the back, a glossary,
verb charts, and subject index are also included. Conjugations: Qal, Nifal,
Piel, Hithpael, etc. Page H. Kelley is Professor of OT at Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY. He has taught Hebrew for over forty
years and presents this grammar out of his vast experience.
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Handbook to Biblical
Hebrew |
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This compliment to Page H.
Kelley's Biblical Hebrew was made available to specifically assist two
groups of people. The first group is the students who use the grammar as a
text for study in a course. It allows students to check their work so they
can be sure where they stand in the learning process. The second group it was
prepared for is the people who are using the grammar to teach themselves
biblical Hebrew. In their case, it is the only way to verify their answers to
the exercises. The handbook provides answers to all of the exercises in the
textbook, as well as footnotes that explain grammatical problems where they
exist. Cross references help students find other related information, and
sources are provided that will help those interested in further study.
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A Concise
Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament |
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This book is an up-to-date lexicon (dictionary) of modest price and scope for the student of biblical Hebrew and Aramaic. Until now, the English-speaking student of Hebrew has had to choose between expensive and complex large-scale lexicons or pocket-size glossaries that make no pretense of keeping abreast of current scholarship. This edition is ideal for the beginning to intermediate student of Biblical Hebrew, offering Hebrew words definitions needed to translate Old Testament passages. Hebrew words are arranged in Hebrew alphabetical order by root form. This lexicon does not use Strong's numbers. This edition is based on the first, second and third editions of Koehler-Baumgartner Lexicon in Veteris Testamenti Libros. Edited by William A. Holladay. Familiarity with Biblical Hebrew necessary.
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The
Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon |
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The classic BDB has just been
improved, making it by far the most useful Hebrew lexicon available to the
English-speaking student. This revision of the most complete 1906 edition is
coded to Strong's, allowing even those who do not know Hebrew ready
access to this valuable tool. Definitions and Old Testament usage are given
for each word, and a new larger format makes referencing even easier. 1216
pages, hardcover from Hendrickson.
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New
International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology & Exegesis 5 Volumes |
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After eight years of preparation by more than
200 scholars, the Old Testament reference you've been waiting for is here!
This 5-volume theological dictionary and lexicon allows you to study
the meaning of more than 3,000 Old Testament words without having to know any
Hebrew or Greek. Features cross-references, introductory essays, and more.
950 pages each, hardcovers from Zondervan.
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Theological Lexicon of
the Old Testament, 3 Volumes |
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In these three volumes, outstanding scholars
provide in-depth and wide-ranging investigations of the historical, semantic,
and theological meanings of over 300 Old Testament concepts. Well-organized
and clearly written articles analyze a significant portion of the Old
Testament vocabulary. Further, terms are keyed to other standard reference
works, such as Brown-Driver-Briggs, The Theological Dictionary of the Old
Testament, Strong's Concordance, and others. This resource can serve a wide
audience, from professors and researchers to pastors and students of the
Bible. Even readers with little or no knowledge of Hebrew can use it to their
benefit.
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The
Hebrew-English Concordance to the Old Testament |
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The first complete resource (since the
century-old Englishman's Hebrew Concordance) for those with little or
no knowledge of biblical Hebrew! Created for use with the NIV, this companion
resource is keyed to the Goodrick/Kohlenberger numbering system and
cross-referenced to Strong's. It also features transliterations of
Hebrew words and an exhaustive index to Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. 2208
pages, hardcover from Zondervan.
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The Englishman's Hebrew
Concordance of the Old Testament |
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This concordance is an improved edition of
The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance of the OT, the standard
reference work first issued in 1843. Every Hebrew and Aramaic word of the OT
is listed (in Hebrew) alphabetical order, along with a brief rendering in
English of every verse in the OT in which that Hebrew or Aramaic word
appears. Each word is coded to Strong's, thus allowing even those who do not
know Hebrew the opportunity to use this work.
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A Reader's
Hebrew-English Lexicon of the Old Testament, 4 Volumes in 1 |
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Students of Hebrew cherish this timesaving
reference work---and now all four volumes are complete in one binding! The
Lexicon lists, in sequence by chapter and verse, all words that occur
fewer than 50 times in the OT, with a brief translation. It also shows the
number of times the word occurs in the particular book and in the OT as a
whole. At the end of each entry, the Brown-Driver-Briggs page number
points to a more complete discussion---saving you hours of time! Hardcover
from Zondervan, 720 pages.
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